The 10 Types Of Health And Fitness Obsessed People You Meet

The one thing they all have in common is that they love to talk about it

Photo: Terry Richardson
Photo: Terry Richardson
Photo: Terry Richardson

Photo: Terry Richardson

The Soul Cycle Fiend

Common Habitat: Working at an NYC Fashion PR Agency.

Notable For: Her designer handbags and super toned legs.

CrossFit Junkie

Common Habitat: Suburbs across the continental U.S.

Notable For: Their absence. You never see them because they only hang out with other CrossFit people.

The Zen Yogi

Common Habitat: Small urban landscapes with copious, charming coffee shops. I.e. Brooklyn, Seattle, Oregon et al.

Notable For: The insane Instagrams they post of positions you didn't think humanly possible. May or may not be vegan.

The Constant Juice Cleanser

Common Habitat: Juice bars, their desks and their beds.

Notable For: A less than perky personality.

The Boxer

Common Habitat: Old school boxing gyms filled with pros with a great right hook and models.

Notable For: Continuing to look like models, except now they can knock you out.

The Gluten Free Preacher

Common Habitat: They're all around you.

Notable For: Telling anyone and everyone that wheat is the enemy.

The New Serious Weight Lifter

Common Habitat: Mainly the gym and restaurants with high protein options.

Notable For: The competition images they post on Facebook, spray tan and ripped abs included.

The New Age Ballerina

Common Habitat: Ballet bars around major metropolitan areas like Manhattan, LA and Chicago.

Notable For: Their long, lithe muscles and aversion to cardio.

The Marathon Runner

Common Habitat: Anywhere outside that you can run.

Notable For: Their supremely type-A personalities and inability to make it to brunch.

The Paleo Boy

Common Habitat: Ideally a cave.

Notable For: Extremist behavior, love of meat and intensive fear of sugar. May or may not sleep on the floor.

From: Harper's BAZAAR US


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